GaN-on-Silicon Process Development Engineer

Polar Semiconductor; BLOOMINGTON (MN); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Polar Semiconductor in Bloomington, MN is seeking a seasoned engineer to lead GaN on silicon HEMT process development and transfer, aiming for reliable, manufacturable devices.

The role includes designing experiments, running simulations, analyzing results, and collaborating with Process and Device teams to ensure device performance and yield.

A Master’s or PhD in EE/Physics/Materials Science and 5+ years of relevant experience are typical prerequisites.

Qualifications

• Masters or PhD in Electrical Engineering, Physics or Materials Science.
• Experience with GaN devices and III-V nitrides is preferred.
• Experience in process integration and data analysis is required.

Responsibilities

• Set up and perform process and device simulations to determine initial parameters.
• Design and perform experiments to optimize new process flows.
• Analyze electrical and in-process data from test lots to guide optimization.
• Collaborate with Process and Device Engineers to develop manufacturable processes.
• Support transfer of new processes to production and identify improvement opportunities.
• Provide development updates to management and customers.

Skills

GaN on silicon HEMT

III-V nitrides

Process integration

Electrical test data

Failure analysis

Power packaging

TCAD simulations

JMP

Spotfire

Education

Master's or PhD in Electrical Engineering, Physics or Materials Science

Tools

TCAD Process Simulations

JMP

Spotfire

Job description

Polar Semiconductor in Bloomington, MN is seeking a seasoned engineer to lead GaN on silicon HEMT process development and transfer, aiming for reliable, manufacturable devices.

The role includes designing experiments, running simulations, analyzing results, and collaborating with Process and Device teams to ensure device performance and yield.

A Master’s or PhD in EE/Physics/Materials Science and 5+ years of relevant experience are typical prerequisites.